EVALUATION OF THE COLORIMETRIC CYANMETHEMOGLOBIN METHOD AND THE AUTOMATICAL HEMATOLOGY ANALYZER FOR HEMOGLOBIN ESTIMATION

Hemoglobin estimation by cyanmethemoglobin method was carried out in the present study. The intensity of the color was measured by colorimeter and autoanalyser. The samples were collected from St Isabel’s Hospital, Chennai and estimation of hemoglobin was done in autoanalyser. The remaining sample was transported to Loyola Health Centre, Chennai and then estimation of hemoglobin was performed with colorimeter. The readings obtained from colorimeter and autoanalyser processed statistically and was compared. Results indicates the insignificant variation between the autoanalyser and colorimeter for estimation of Hemoglobin respectively. Autoanalyser detects more anemic cases than colorimetric method. However, in resource poor condition where laboratory cannot afford expensive autoanalyser, colorimeter can be used as a suitable alternative

INTERRELATION OF LIVER AND KIDNEY PARAMETER CHANGES ASSOCIATION WITH HEMATOLOGICAL CHANGES OF PATIENTS WITH DENGUE FEVER

Dengue fever develops with modifications in lab reports beginning the third day. It can appear on the fifth day with values reestablished to typical by the eleventh day. The examination results are applicable within the portrayal of organic markers in the advancement of the infection. They may be utilized as markers for the most severe structures along these lines empowering early assistance with the adaption of helpful lead for explicit patients. Seventy-three patients were analyzed for dengue fever. More significant variation was found in disease courses for the aged in hemoglobin and platelet count values. However, there was no significant difference between groups for the other forms of the disease, and the values were similar through the evolution. During the disease course, lymphocytosis was observed in all states, especially in the under-old age group. In all groups, thrombocytopenia was observed, and an increased AST enzyme occurred at the beginning of the disease